TinyMCE in comments issue

I hesitate to call this a bug, because I can't explain why it happens.  Sometimes, the TinyMCE editor that is loaded into the comment box, fall back to the default settings, and NOT those in BxBaseConfig.php

Usually, a page refresh or two, will cause the editor to be initialized according to the settings in BxBaseConfig.php

See attached video for a demo of this issue. I use a different skin than the default, but that has nothing to do with this issue.  This same issue has been reported by others that DO use the default skin.

This one I can confirm because I've been reporting it since D7 initially came out (or close to that time)

The bottom part of this post is talking about the exact same issue. I've made other posts about it too but couldn't get anyone to confirm it or look into it.

I wouldn't even care, but the fact that the smilies go away was pissing off my members at the time.

I tried to make adjustments to the core files but nothing worked. It always did the same thing.

Thank's 4 reporting this

bu the TinyMCE is missing on the comments box

The other times I've reported this. This has been going on awhile.

http://www.boonex.com/unity/forums/topic/Inconsistent-TinyMCE-Editors-On-Profiles.htm

http://www.boonex.com/unity/forums/topic/Different-TinyMCE-on-Different-Profiles.htm

@UFO, I don't understand what you mean. Could you clarify your comment further?

All three of those are TinyMCE UFO.

They are just different editors which are provided. The different editors are specified within the Dolphin script.

e.g. "simple editor", "advanced editor" etc.

UFO360, you have to enable tincymce in comments within advanced settings -> other on the administration menu before it will show up.

I have this enable

the last picture I make this using photoshop I get the real tinymce from the forum is the only Tinymce working

if you can see the first one and second one they from the profile comments

I have this enable for my site but is not working like need to be show on the third picture

I think I have entered the Twilight Zone

 I repeat..........

 @UFO - All three images you have posted are TinyMCE editors! They are loaded differently depending on the location they are found on your site. The type of editor for each location is dictated by the Dolphin script.

You are seeing the advanced editor here in the forums. This editor will not match what you see on your profile comments (for instance), but they ARE all TinyMCE.

TinyMCE can be altered in a thousand different ways. Look at THIS TinyMCE Editor for instance. It's different than all of the TinyMCE editors here and within Dolphin, but it is still a TinyMCE editor.

You can see various types of editors on this page.  Maybe that will help to clarify this for you.

This problem report took a sharp left off to neverland I'm afraid.

OK

Now I got your point

but how I can change the profile Tinypic so can be the same a last picture or add a better one

Thank's

Until the the issue that this thread is about, is fixed, you won't be able to change anything.

Yeah, this is all messed up and has been for sometime.

Boonex?

It would be nice if this got added to TRAC

 I found this topic looking for a solution to have the version show in picture 2 in evnts, etc...( with smileys and link) , as for me I get the version show in picture 1.

Can somebody tell me how to do this ? I do understand you have to change some code but I have no idea where.

Did this ever get resolved?

It's driving me crazy!

Sometimes the comment editor shows up with the toolbar on the bottom, every ONCE in a while, it actually shows the comment the way I want it with the toolbar on the top.

I don't understand how it could show up just once in a while.

Feb 16, 2011 is the date of the start of this thread.  Now here I come in at the end of 2012 with the same problem still existing; close to two years and nothing done about it.  When I put in a support ticket on this, I got dismissed from the start; told I must use the demo site.  So I used the demo site and gave a detail explanation of how to get the issue to show and I still got dismissed.  Recently brought it up on another thread on the new pricing structure.

If this defect, bug, whatever you want to call it, shows up in 7.1, then all with paid licences should join together and asked, very firmly, that this problem is given the proper attention.  No, strike that, we all are not going to upgrade to 7.1; lets join in now firmly asking that this problem to be addressed and solved.  The reason this defect still exists is the developers have dismissed it and have done nothing to track down the problem.

I don't have any windows machines so I cannot test it with Internet Exploder.

I actually have this working in Safari and Chrome reliably (on OS X and on Ubuntu 12) by editing my _footer.html file.

       <bx_injection:injection_footer />
        <script language="JavaScript">
       
  function forceTinyMceIframeResize() {
    $('.mceEditor .mceIframeContainer iframe').each(function(i) {
      $(this).height($(this).height()+1);
    });
  }

  $(document).ready(function() {
    setTimeout(forceTinyMceIframeResize, 3000);

  });
</script>
    </body>
</html>

FireFox, which blew up TInyMCE in version 13 (I think) and is STILL is causing issues. 

If I refresh the page a couple times, THEN tinyMCE is inited right.

I hope this helps a little bit, and if anyone can confirm the issue on windows side of things, I'd like to know.

Thanks Steve; however, your fix does not fix this problem,.  The problem we are seeing is that the wrong toolbars loads.  I have not been able to figure out why it happens.

Oh come on.... don't start bumping my two year old bug reports about this.  You already have two or three of your own threads.  Use them.

But I like you.

Actually I came across this topic while searching for an unrelated issue.  What surprised me was the age of this post mentioning the same bug that I encountered when first using Dolphin.  Couple it with the fact that when I put in a support ticket on this issue it was dismissed.  Here is prior art, so to speak, documenting that the bug has existed for some time.